More Room Sought For Kimball Dairy in Waterloo Plan
Waterloo growth prompts Kimball Dairy Farmer to seek a new two story, 40 to 140 feet building on Bridge Street adjoining the post office. Plans include basement and six upper office suites facing a lawn, fireproof construction, with operations starting soon. Local residents and officials frequent the town scene as July activities unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Imibal Dairy Farmer Company
Box EZ. Shoemaker
Kimball, Dairy Farmer, Company
Bridge Street
Creal
Gomierdal Street
Kimball Dairy Farmer
Andrews
Catey Farmer
He & Ced
Local Notes and Visits From Jesup Area
A roundup of regional happenings includes farmers selling hogs and veal calves near Jesup, Mrs Gladys Brooks returning from Quasqueton to care for relatives, Cedar Rapids visitors Anna Cameron and daughters Ruth and Gladya, and James McGlaughlin visiting Charley McGlaughlin. The Ladies Aid held a pleasant Thursday meeting at Mrs Everett Maves’s home. Parleyhartman and the Stevensons visited friends in Indiana and Webster City, and baby Mary I. Mary IT. enjoyed attention. Elva Pingres and Florence Harter visited Eugene Pintred’s home in Barton county Missouri during a heat wave. Mrs RM e Manross and D A Diehl visited their grandfather Charlten W. McKeney southwest of Independence, who is reported frail. James McGaughin and assistant completed work for David Bright at Mr McGlaughin’s location.
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Jesup
Knowles
James Tracy
Boltes Weiser
Die Trebon
Independence
Richard Pearson Hobson
Mart Stevenson
Lee Rogers
1. Roth
John Finney
Mansfeld
Victor Hallman
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Clarence Crynes
W. A. Sprecher
Phillip
Mount Morria
Lim
Pois
Sprecher
Robert
Sixth Street
John Bickert
Waverly
Imanager
Citizens’ Lumber Co
Tempus
F. W. Harris
East Hawley Street
Frank Bilckert
Farmers' State Bank
Gracie Fox
Adolph Leytze
Midale
Canada
Vicinlty
Gladys Brooks
Quasqueton
Mrs. Moody
Anna Cameron
Cedar Rap
Ruth
Gladya
Myrtle Baldwin
James McGlaughlin
Charley McGlaughlin
Anciety
Everett Maves
Norly
Littleton
J.C. Stevenson
Fanity
Parley “Artman
Winona Lake
Ind
EB. F. Stevenson
Webstor City
Mary
Elva Pingres
Florence Harter
Eugene Pingred
Barton County
RM@e Manross
D. A. Diehl
Charlten W. McKeney
James McGaughin
David Bright
McGlaughiin
Bloodless People and the Dr Williams Pink Pills Cure Claim
An angry testimonial shows Mrs Elizabeth Barnett of Buffalo New York crediting Dr Williams Pink Pills with reversing anemia symptoms after a year of weakness cold hands and white lips The ad promotes the pills as the best blood builder and offers a free booklet Diseases of the Blood plus mail order sales from Schenectady New York Also mentions workers Blasting accident and related injuries with several names and local references.
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Williams
Elizabeth Barnett
Ash- Jonck Aovents
Buffalo
N. Y
Thagan
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Company
Schenectady
N.Y
Readlyn area notes reveal weather, people, and business
A local column records a severe electric storm striking Louis Meyer’s residence with minor damage, social visits to Waterloo and Readlyn, community movements including Will Koch starting work in a store, and various family happenings. It notes crops and dairy market conditions with prices for butter, lard, eggs, potatoes, beets, carrots, and other staples.
Motorcyclist seriously injured after collision at Walnut and Logan
Richard Lee sustained severe injuries after his motorcycle veered from control and struck a curb near Adams residence on Walnut street at 8 06 p m Wednesday. He was unconscious with three broken ribs and head injuries and remained semi conscious into Thursday morning. Nearby traffic and a pursuing car contributed to the crash. Also reports of market notes and other minor injuries follow.
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Richard Lee
Walnut Street
Logan Avenue
Les
Adams
Ernie
Waterloo
Sioux Falls
S. D
Fowler Block
He Crystal
Ovesing
Remarkable local notes from Littleton and beyond
A composite village report from Littleton and neighboring areas covers ongoing work in Jesup, funeral attendances for Mrs. Moodey and Mrs. Tribon, and arrivals from Chicago and Town City. It highlights spring rainfall, looming corn yields, and merchants urged to stock husking gloves. Monuments at Littleton cemetery include a Trumbaner Tot stone, with tributes to W. W. Grooms and others, plus a standout elderly gardener Mary Fidlar tending a weedless plot. Other items note Emma Minton visiting with her mother, garden labor by an 80-year-old German immigrant, and storm reports near Triumph. Bees yield heavy honey, Epworth League elected officers, and questions about temperance sermons are raised in a columnistic tone.
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Jesup
James McSparran
Charles Brooks
Quasquet
Moodey
Mattie George
Golda Hadman
Louise Tribon
Chicago
State University
Town City
Mary Hartman
Iowa
Littleton Cemetery
Ea. Kint
Ruth Bullmer
Delwein
Gorlis House
Clyde Hunter
Chaplin
Lizzle Trumbauer
Lizzle Grooms
W. W. Grooms
Co. A
Iowa Cave
BlWah. Chetister
Burlington Crossing
Independence
Litheton
Mary Fidlar
Uder
Germany
Emma. Balfour
Au- Tora
Amanda Minton
Littleton
Harter
Pingree
John Corcoran
Thirch
Mra
Eme Manress Ranorta
Epworth League
Market Trends In Open Cattle And Hog Prices This Week
The cattle market opened lower with a general downturn from the week's start as grass cattle arrive in quantity but quality lags. Hog prices slipped 19 cents from Wednesday, with Thursday’s opening at around 6.00, while hog receipts rise and supply conditions hint at firmer prices later. Poultry demand grows as new crop arrives and prices for broilers, roosters, and turkeys show steady activity.
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Cece
Market Summary From Local Markets Today
Estimated receipts tomorrow show about 21 000 hogs, slightly higher than yesterday. Cattle market opened and closed steady while sheep began steady but finished weak.
Women and Men Suffer Kidney and Bladder Trouble
This ad urges treatment for kidney and bladder issues in both women and men. It promotes Swamp-Root by Dr. Kilmer as a mild, immediate remedy and offers a free sample bottle and a discovery bottle request, with Binghamton New York address for orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N.Y
Prisoner Resists Arrest Foe Iran an Afternoon Jail Note
A pugilistic prisoner fought Officer Werlaufer on Thursday noon. The officer employed a “squeeze” and subdued the defendant, who stopped resisting and was jailed. He spent the afternoon pondering the end of his fight.
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Werlaufer
Saloons pay quarterly tax to county treasury
Over the last two days keeners of saloons paid into the county treasury seven thousand five hundred dollars. Twenty four retailers and two wholesalers have paid their dues, the retailers contributing 100 dollars each and the wholesalers 156 dollars each, for the next three months.
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Kimball's Dairy Farmer Com
Ako Township
Raymond
Management
John Arthur
McShane
Anporte
Sarah Poyner
Carl Briteman
Chas. Britzman
Frank Sehmitt
Dewar
Smith & Eat
Audrey
Mason
Johnston
Willard Johnston
Webster City
Alureen Marble
Marble
Liscomb
Waterfield
Catherinne McVey
Joseph King
C. VW Hal
Amnetic
T. A. Lewick
T. (. Smith
J. B. Bruner
Eugenie Quinlan
Grace Stedfelt
New Orleans
Maxlin de Grosz
Wey PS
McLaughlin
C.H. Eigamey
A. H. Kasett
Wise
Garland & Wilcox
Woodhllt & Morgan
Yonzey
A. H. Pinkerton
John H. Mason & Co
A.M. Moothar
L. Belt
OSOE
Pohosshs
IBD
Tulin Gates
Blanche Pratt
Nen Lap
Liniié Hoffman
Jilla Arnold
Florence Griswold
F. H. Hoffman
Gracefee Glanghlia
Garrie Griswald
Alton Manness
Hessle McGlaughlis
Oscoes
Louis Meyer
H. Thraw
Westgate
Will Koch
Will
Aug. Miller
Chas. Stoffregan
Win. Albright
Riceville
Wil Moblis
Smoketown
Readlyn
Dem. Marshh
Gardner
Grove Hill
E. A. Jesse
Will Brooks
Dinmont
Maggie Shanewise
Chautauqua
D. Marseh
A. W. Ban
Dumont
Abma Dibbie
Millie
Jesse
Brother
Hannah Klenzman
John Staack
Will Duffy
Aighard Lee
Srepresers BO
Juttian House
Peter Nelson
James Benze
Bryant Paving Company
Base Third Street
Arain
Castoria
What Is
LOGAL
Gem City Business College
Quincy
Ill
Rai Tates
Ocauate
Jis
Tee Auipes Pullaing
Trpewsitinigy
Nes Ags
Patrusibony Practtice
Percnman Ad
Mathepatics
D. L. Musselman
Ulinols
Miles’ Nervine
Dr. Miles
Burke
Myrtle Creek
Jos Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Leavitt Johnson Nat'l Bank
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